F1 2001 - Steering wheel LED's

I read the manual and still did not find this explained. I am driving the Jordon and am curious about the 3 LED's on the upper left of the wheel just below the rpm LED's. I think the one on the right is red if you are supposed to pit, and maybe flashing if they are setting up for you. The one in the middle may be the flag situation. What is the left most one? Heck, if someone knows what all 3 are that would be cool too. Also, during a quick race, I did not hear my team manager on the radio telling me to pit. According to the instructions I thought I would hear that. I certainly did in F1 2000/ F1 2000 CS. thanks! -- [email hidden]

Rev Limiter? -- Sean Higgins Redline Racing League www.rrlnrs.com Redline BGN Division http://home.sprintmail.com/~higgy/RRL/ My new ride http://home.sprintmail.com/~higgy/ "Greg Cisko" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:SckM7.2030$[email hidden]... > I read the manual and still did not find this explained. I am driving > the Jordon and am curious about the 3 LED's on the upper left > of the wheel just below the rpm LED's. > > I think the one on the right is red if you are supposed to pit, > and maybe flashing if they are setting up for you. The one > in the middle may be the flag situation. What is the left most > one? Heck, if someone knows what all 3 are that would be > cool too. > > Also, during a quick race, I did not hear my team manager on > the radio telling me to pit. According to the instructions I thought > I would hear that. I certainly did in F1 2000/ F1 2000 CS. > > thanks! > > -- > > [email hidden] > > > >

I race the Ferrari and I believe the LED's are paired so the top two flash red for pit lane rev limiter, the middle two turn green when you call for a pit stop, and I don't know what the bottom two do (are there 3 pairs or 2, I can't recall without seeing it and the colored buttons on my MOMO wheel are actually confusing me). Anyone? There are also flag LED's, page 9 in the manual explains those. A close-up picture of the wheel in the manual would have been smart. Can some kind soul take a screen capture of the most popular wheels and label them? I'll be happy to take the screen captures and send them to whoever knows how to label the damn things. ;0) -- Joe Marques "Greg Cisko" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:SckM7.2030$[email hidden]... > I read the manual and still did not find this explained. I am driving > the Jordon and am curious about the 3 LED's on the upper left > of the wheel just below the rpm LED's. > > I think the one on the right is red if you are supposed to pit, > and maybe flashing if they are setting up for you. The one > in the middle may be the flag situation. What is the left most > one? Heck, if someone knows what all 3 are that would be > cool too. > > Also, during a quick race, I did not hear my team manager on > the radio telling me to pit. According to the instructions I thought > I would hear that. I certainly did in F1 2000/ F1 2000 CS. > > thanks! > > -- > > [email hidden] > > > >

In article <wTkM7.187739$[email hidden]>, "Joe Marques" <[email hidden]> writes:

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>I race the Ferrari and I believe the LED's are paired so the top two flash >red for pit lane rev limiter, the middle two turn green when you call for a >pit stop, and I don't know what the bottom two do (are there 3 pairs or 2, I >can't recall without seeing it and the colored buttons on my MOMO wheel are >actually confusing me). Anyone? > >There are also flag LED's, page 9 in the manual explains those. > >A close-up picture of the wheel in the manual would have been smart. Can >some kind soul take a screen capture of the most popular wheels and label >them? I'll be happy to take the screen captures and send them to whoever >knows how to label the damn things. ;0)

I can barely read the numbers on the LCD anyway. :( Also, I don't see my laptime as I complete a lap. Oh, I'm sure it's *there*, but it disappears before I get a chance to squint down at the wheel to try to read it. No, I *haven't* pored through the manual yet... Is it in there(larger display or lap times)? Eldred -- Dale Earnhardt, Sr. R.I.P. 1951-2001 Homepage - http://www.umich.edu/~epickett GPLRank - under construction... Never argue with an idiot. He brings you down to his level, then beats you with experience... Remove SPAM-OFF to reply.

if it was like the display in F1CS2k, then the lap timer changes so fast you rarely get a chance to see how fast your lap was. Almost as soon as you cross the s\f line the lcd display changes to the first split 'time to beat'. However, if you are patient, near the end of the lap the lcd will display your best time overall and that will at least give you the mark to shoot for. If you know you turned a faster lap, the new time for the last split will be it. dave henrie "EldredP" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > In article <wTkM7.187739$[email hidden]>, "JoeMarques" > <[email hidden]> writes: > > >I race the Ferrari and I believe the LED's are paired so the top twoflash > >red for pit lane rev limiter, the middle two turn green when you call fora > >pit stop, and I don't know what the bottom two do (are there 3 pairs or2, I > >can't recall without seeing it and the colored buttons on my MOMO wheelare

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> >actually confusing me). Anyone? > > > >There are also flag LED's, page 9 in the manual explains those. > > > >A close-up picture of the wheel in the manual would have been smart. Can > >some kind soul take a screen capture of the most popular wheels and label > >them? I'll be happy to take the screen captures and send them to whoever > >knows how to label the damn things. ;0) > > I can barely read the numbers on the LCD anyway. :( > Also, I don't see my laptime as I complete a lap. Oh, I'm sure it's

*there*, > but it disappears before I get a chance to squint down at the wheel to tryto

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> read it. No, I *haven't* pored through the manual yet... Is it in > there(larger display or lap times)? > > Eldred > -- > Dale Earnhardt, Sr. R.I.P. 1951-2001 > Homepage - http://www.umich.edu/~epickett > GPLRank - under construction... > > Never argue with an idiot. He brings you down to his level, then beats

you > with experience... > Remove SPAM-OFF to reply.